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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcAxsoN BROS. Aucuoaeers
0SEsS!ts 4SsGsHsT. ssT u s1H

II
UNIMProvED PROPERTY ON BOUNDARY
MONT AVENUE NokfHWIsT
~ virtue q desd Of trust dsesd Eovembsr a
%oS. ct SO. one Of the land records q the Dss-
rict OF Columbia and ct the written request 81 the
psrty secured thereby default having been made in
the rsyment OF the note therein described. vii sell
q public auction IN front Of The premiesa, WE'D
NksDAf. THE hENENTH DAY OF DECENBER A.
ID. 1887. At FOUR O'CLOCK p n Of said day, ~ thai
certain s.et or parcel Of land and premses stusted
in the city q Washington and District 1 Co
lumbtA and known - los Nc. twenty six C26) IN J.
Russell BARR recorded subdivision Of square No three
hundred and nfty -esht l3Ss beginnins the line Of
souheeat from the Of said square and
running THENCE southcastwardly along said street
twenty 1--WE teet thence south Of r1rht
angles with said street sixty (11) feet nine (p)
inches. thence due west hundrei and eleven III
feet to thirty 900 foot aley thence north along said
alley twenty t25D feet thence due east one hum
dred and dye 105) feet aud thepc- ENTHUSIASTICALLY
in direct line nfty six $50 feet and three CD inches
TO the POINT Of beginning.
Terms Of sale; Eight hundred dollars in cash,
and the balance IN six and twelve montha With
interest from the day Of sale, for which the notes
OF the purchaser secured by deed Of trust on the
dollars viii be req CURED time of The ssle and the
balance 81 The cash payment within ave Gays therp-
After. Al conveyancinG 20 be 1t the expense Of the
purchaser II the terms OF sale not Complied viii,
within ave days from date of sale the prope " vii
be resod q ths risk and cost Of the deaultne pur
chaser. WALTER r. SMITH
Mod Trustee. PScinc BuAldine.
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sAH sF a. ssHTEEN 1YPINs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING Lots
NEAR TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in Grsx
Liber No. 1888, folio 70 ct seq one of the lapd ~
records Of the District Of Columbia, and At the
request 9f the party sscursd thereby 0.ilu.s hsvns
ptsresth will ss,L in front Of the premises, IN
-FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following -dsscribrd real
estate situate IN the County Of District Of
Columbia WITT All those certain pieces parcels Of
land and premises known and DISTINGUISHED q being
s~o CA twenty -s6rss 5, twssty.foGr Sts twenty.
eight isl. twenty nine 9l. thirty 1901 thirty one
ga thiEty.two l3sh tbirty- three }S3l thirty four
Ssi:son o. SIock numb "a s~sniy eight fSs, Of JOB
way Company subdiv mon Of part Of tract q land
County No 8. psgs % October IS, SIS, and Book,
SsyssOS. sasDS:'d 4. Pssss itS A.,ss dss e tss
gether with all ths improvements, ways, easements.
Tbese lots VII bs sod sub ect : prior dssd Of trust
for $4,000. dated March ~ 1857, With interest ct
per cent per snnum, payable semi annually. S6Aid
trust recites one note q e2500, payable March 90,
lSSs; one pots Of 800, payable March ~. 1850.
Terms The sinount Of the indeb edness occurred By
this trust and II sale and taxes cash balance
in note 20 bear interest from dat OF ssle end
70 be secured by deed Of trust all osh ~ option Of
purchaser Terms 70 be complied with In ten days,
otherwise resale q risk and cost Of defsuitns pur
some newspaper pu6iished IN Wilmington b. c. Con
yeyancng. &c, ct RnrchsseE's cost dePost Of $3.50
n29-dkds GEORGE h RkPEffIS
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How A Drrse CHrID
WAS SAVED,

C1cEno. HAMILTON Co.. fxp.. sspt ie.1ss7.--
Inc following u uue eccouut q what your q
8. 8. has done for our little daushtsr, Hassl, now
four years old. When twelve months old lump
appeared on her heel. which slowly nsw larger.
The family physician thousht Il WAS caused bys
piece Of broken glass needle. but failed to
bring anything to light The child became
feebler all the time. semin8 70 lose the use Of
her leg. and finally quit walking entirely The
middle finger and thumb OF ,ither hand became
enlarged. the flesh becoming hard The hip Joints
became involved, 20 that when seventeen
months old she could not stand, having lost the
use of lex and arm Partia curvature of the spine
also followed. The nervous system WAS wrecked,
muscles contracted. and there wss general wast-
ing Of flesh aud muscle. At eighteen months Of
age she was placed under the treatment of Q
prominent physician Of Boston, Macs, but st
the end of ten months she had declin d to such
degree that she was in dying condition This
was in April, 1865. We took the child away not
knowing what to do. In this dreadful dilemma
we were over persuaded by friends to try zone
bottle" of SwIrr's SPECIFIC, which We did. and
before it all mad bean taken We saw change for
the better In her symptoms. We kept IL up. and
have done 30 to this day. and will keep 1t up II
the Lord wills. for many days 70 come. for II has
brought our dying Hazel TO life, 70 vigor, to
strength and health again. The Asheu hue Of
her cheeks has changed to . rosy tint She IL
able to walk anywhere, her languor and melAn.
choly have passed away. and she u now bliths.
cheerful, happy. romping child. Should you
wish to increase your testimonials Of proof Of
the virtue Of 8. g. s., our names and what w
have said II but portion Of what We owe 10 you,
should you wish to use them.
Kindly yours,
BEN. +. SWIFT,
GERTRUDE r. SWIFT.
p. O. Box SO.
Treatise Oh Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co
8 no9-w&s Drawer 3. Atlanta Ga
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THIS EVENING,

800 - ss-ssAssss
WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Auctiouser.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE,
By order Of the Taunton silvsrPl.e Company ct our
saissroom. Corner 10th and Streets. facins
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBER FIFTH. At
ELEvEN O'CLOCK 4 NJ, REsUMINa AT
HALF-PAsT TWO AND HALF-PAsr
SEVEN p n. DAILY. UNTIL
ENTIRE STOCK Is DIS
POSED OF.
Rich. Elegant and Unique
ELEcTRo-PLATEp sILvERwARE.
FRENCH MANTEL cLocKs
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoNzEs
sTATuErTEs TABLE. MANTEI. AND CLOCK
ORNAMENTS.
SATIN. CHINA. AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES.
In new colors. Gobelin blue Old Red Torquoise and
Cameo; singular and beautifully painted with rich
designs, and embossed with geld
FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS.
From the Rsvenswood Pottery. mounted in Silver
LIFE-LIKE TERRA GOTTA BUsTs.
Brass Goods Music Boxes French Bevel Mirrors Rose
Jars, Tampa Albums, SC, &C.
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUcERs IN SATIN BOXES
fine line of Toilet Goods in celluioid Brush. Glss.
and Comb, with Manicure Sets.
Together with large assortment Of the celebrated
Rogers Table Cutlery and English Steel Shears &C.
Ladies respectfully and especially invited Chain
provided for their comfort.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
d2d2w Auctioneera
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To Declare MF. Letter In COntempt.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE WEALTHY cHICAGOAN
BECAUSE OF AN ALLEGED DISREGARD OF AN IN
JUNCTION.
A Chicago dispatch, dated December S, says: "If
these parties are guilty they will be sent to JAIL
for would just as soon imprison the whole Letter
family as would the whole Jones family" The
words were uttered to-day by Judge Collins, be-
fore whom motion hid been made to declare
Lew Letter and his agents In contempt Of court
for failing to pay attention to injunction issued
by Judge Collins on Saturday restraining the capt.
ta1st from In any way interfering with DR.. w. E
Day. dentist, in the possession OF certain apart
ments In the japanese building, Of which l. z.
Letter Is owner and T. B. Letter agent. II was
charged by Attorneys Mech, Asay and Rice, for
Dr. Day. that no attention whatever had been paid
TO the Injunction, and In defense OF the conduct
OF Mr.. Letter and his agents, several affidavtts
were read fro n L Y. Letter. 7. Benton Letter,
Constable Grant and other. There was a discrep-
ancy In the statements OF Constable Grant and the
sherif's of1cer woo served the writ as 10 tn hour
when Grant was served with the injunction writ
and when h. gave up possession TO Letter. The
court entered rule referring the cause to Master
George Bass TO take evidence and report as to the
time Constable Grant was served and whether he
was In possession OF the premises when served.
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Over 12.ooo Rats Killed.

PTr1sBrR6, Dec. IA special from worthington,
Pa, 10 the Commercial 0asetfe says; The rats
nave, during the past few months, 50 annoyed the
farmers that In many places ''rat-huntsr have
Deen INDUCED In. The most successful one has
just ended with q big supper AZ Long Pine. w.
L. CoGdit was the captain OF one OF the sides
hunting the rats and succeeded In killing 1000.
The other side, with 4 ID. Miller as captain, got
away with j, 49,, making tot i OF IL, 4ts2.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Auctionsera
ThUsrHrs SALE or VALUABLE SUBURBAN

By virtue Of certain dssd Of trust bearing date -
We stS Day q Noysm5sS IsaS: and rsS e IN
trct Of Ooiumbia viii sell q public auction tn frvn
q the premises IN pNEspAf Lhs t9pR 81 IEENTB
1'cciockEsx.. tRs aoliesihs dsscri6sd rsI sss.ts
stqsts in ths County Of Ms.hinYten District Of Ooh
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WALTER b WILLIAMS co. AucnoneersL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL. ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of Q certain deed Of trust bearing sa3
date on the 9TH day Of November, 1875, and re ~
cords VI the District Of Columbia will sell at pubic
sucion in ront of the premises WEDNESDAY,
QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the County of
Washington, District of Columbia to WIT: Lot num-
bered ten Q0, in Johnsons subdivision Of lots num-
bered l3l. H. and l33 Of wright and Doles sub
di vision of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
corded in the records Of Washington County said
Johnsons subd vision of said lots being recorded
liber Levy Cou.t No. I. folio IL
Terms; One-third of the purchase money in cash,
twelve months with interest at Ter cent per
ured BY deed of trust said premises all cash.
the option the purchaser $50 will be required
soon as property il bid of. All oonveyaneing and
recording 1t purchasers cost IL terms not CON-
piled with in days the property will be resod
the risk and cost Of the defaul.ilg purch 4ser.
d2-dts THOMAS J, BROWN, Trustee
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Richmond and West Point Affairs.

The directors OF the Richmond and West Point
Terminal Co. met In New York yesterday 10 make
arrangements for the annual election. President
Suy did not desire reelection, Dut the other d.
r-ctnrs insisted on his retaining ONCE He sue
ceeced In inducing John 1nman 10 take the oflice
OF president Of the Richmond and Danville Co. AT
the directors meeting President Sully declared
that experience had shown that the admlnistra-
ton Of The Richmond and Danyie should be kept
separate from that OF the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Co. and at his request Mr.. Inman
vas asked 70 assume the presidency Of the former
rad Mr.. Austin COrbin authorized the statement
In Philadelphia Yesterday that there Is no Cofbin-
kully syndicate Tor any purpose.
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!: /, :: :: :: :: Z: :: {:
We have about $4,000 worth more Surplus
Stock than we should carry at this season Of the
year. Our sales for the next 80 days will have
to be increased by that amount, - We
NEED THE ROOM AND THE CASH
To secure both our profits will have to be sac
rifcsd-
To accommodate the extraordinary crowds Of
customers our stores will, during the entire
month. be kept open until pm.
In our RUBBER SHOE DEPARTMENT We shall
sacrice only 100 surplus Cases. when they are gone
there will be at these prices The quality Of
these second to the best made and comparison
TO the ordinary cheap rubbers.
25 cases Ladies' Rul bers 23c.
10csses light. plain and dressy Rubbers. SOC.
10 cases Mems Rubber Overshoes. 36c.
10 cases Mems Buckle Arctics CLOS.
10 cases Ladies' Buckle Arctics, Sjci
10 cases Misses Buckle Arctics. 75c.
cases Child's Buckle Arctics, SOC.
LADIES' FINE SHOES DEPARTMENT,
$50 Surplus Pairs fine "a handmade Button. Open
or Common sense style, at 81. %.
$50 Surplus Pairs Kid and Pebble Button, at Csc.
100 Surplus Pairs hand made Glove-lscod and Con-
eress, for the aged and tenderfooted. ellis.
CHILDREN's SHOE DEPARTMENT..
Surplus Cases Boys Seamless vamp Button st
SL2O.
l. 3 Surplus Cases Misses fine Spring Heel Kid and
Goat Button. Sl.18.
Surplus Cases Childs Goat and Kid Spring Heel
Button, zoe.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
10 Surplus Cases Solid Sole Calf Boots Sl85.
100 Surplus Pairs fine Calf hand-sewed Button
Laced and Congress, at 81 81.
Surplus Cases hsnd-embroldered Slippers at &c.
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n K FULTON. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
FORFEITED PLEDGES.

I will SELL by public auction. at my store 1878
CEMBER SIX at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ. my stock Of
Forfeited PLEDGES from Nos. 4.SSl 70 l02.sA0, old
style, and No. to 3o5S, style, inclusive sale
consist of Gold, SILVER. Nickel aud Brass Watches
CHAINS, Charms, Lockets, Pins, Bracelets, Cuf But
Set Rings Thimbles Coins Silyerw-re, Dianonds and
other precious stones. sale will continue MORNING
until all the lots sold.
Tic.e holders please take notice.
II. X FULTON.
d2-5ts Pawpbroker and Auctioneer.
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FNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctionesr.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON FIRST OR STREET IN GEORGETOWN,
DIsTRlCT OF COLUMBIA BEING HOUSES
Nos. 3:fS0 AND 3322, WITH The LOIS RUN
MING BACK ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP TO
TEN-FOOT-WIDE ALLEY.
VHHOMAs DOWNING, Auctiouesr

TEN-FOOT-wIDE ALLEY.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia, sitting q Court of kM
Equity passed In . cause In which Mary r. Smith nj
and others are compisiuants, and Hessleersvs aud
otner. are DESCENDANTS. No. equity. the under
"a "a ~, TUESDAY, the ThIRTEENTH DAY oF
O'CLOCK P. M in mont Of the premi.es,
all xtpart Of lot numbered IS, in Beatty and Hawk
ms addi ion ~ Georretown, d. @. BEGINNING the
south side Of LIST street at the northwest OF said
lot aud running south hundred ieet to ten foot
wide alley. thence % feet inches, thence north
hundred feet TO LIST street. then west 23 feet and
inches to the beginning, with the twostory brick
house. Also all that part OF lot Numbered 90 in the
same addition beginning ON the south side OF First
street at the end Of % eet esstery from the north
east corner of lot numbered 49, and running east
with rst % feet then south aud parallel with
Frederick street 100 feet To 1ofoot wide alley. then
west % feet then north 100 feet the place Of be-
ginning. with the two-story brick house.
Terms OF sale Ons-third Of the purchase money in
casi balance In one and two year. with interest from
the day Of sale. the purchaser psy all cash
deed gwen and deed Of trust taken deferred
payments All conveyancing At the expense Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of $50 required ON each sale
r. y. JACKSON, Trustee,
d2-dkds No. $3.50 bridge Cor NJ street.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr.
Southwest corner 1lth st. and Pennsyivsnis ave-
DKAD-LETTER OFFICE SALE
ARTICLES ACCUMULATED IN THE DEAD.LET-
TER OFFICE
To be Sold ct Auction.
By order of the Postmaster General.
JOHN B. BAIRD.
Superintendent Dead Letter Ofhcs.
Post-Oface Department November g. 1887.
The sale will commence on MONDAY. DECEMBER
TWELFTH. 1857. and will b continued daily at TEN
A. NJ. and SEVEN p NJ until sha whole h disposed o.
TERMs-Cssh on delivery. asst
DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctionssra
Corner 9th and stsssta.
PHREMPTORY AUCTION
AN UNSURPASSED COLLECTION OF $50
EAsTERx CARPETS.
RUGS
PORTYEREa,
KIL1Ms AND SADDLE RAaA
HNHnoiDERIEs AND SILKS.
The catalogue includes over SO very Large Square
Carpets OF various coors and pstternA reprssentng al
the rug producing districts Of the far East.
as Angora Kis kilin and j. Jun Portisres of bsaL.
ful coors in different lengths and vidtha Many are
the long and narrow Mosque and Camel Hair Hall
kugs. some baiu6 Of very raro shape. Counotsssurs
seldom enjoy the opportunity Of inspecting 20 many
queer and exceedingly choice specimens of Antique
Bugs Persian, Turkish Bokhsra. Daghestau. shirgAn,
Kossack. Karabagh. Tebrtz Khor.snap. Mecca and
Cancels Has Russ Of every size and eoler Modern ano
Antique in pumbsrieaa variety.
The choice Nssis-work 10 great feature of the sele
Bulgarian Doylies Turkish Table Covers and AAntel
Lambrequins, Con satin and hnsn>.
Persian Piano and Bad Spreads.
Elegant Tides and many RArs anA Antique IN.
hroideries.
The rich yellow Dsmsscus siln WIN b The sdmirs-
ton Of every lady.
How interesting IL the sshih4isa Of the old. old,
Ilint-Iock Pistols and Guns a Ne assispt world.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
pEcEMBRR NIxrH. TEETH AID TwEI1IH. ~
KLEvKN-A.N. AND THH1I-gHUTy Pm
EACH DAx
GRAND lxMlFT1oH
THuRspAX, pEcE,GpER q
DuNcAxpoN BRos,
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FuHs. Hans, Fuss.
EtSbllshed 1910.

FuRs. HAru Fusn
SEAL sACQUEs FROM sl25UP.
SEAL VISITE6 AND JACKETS FROM 500
Up.
s sHGYkDE EHsk l ~ lrQHE5HH R.4NHaE
AND OTHER FURs.
MUFH6, IN BEAR, BEAVER DIAOE MAR
TEN Yox. LYNX. MONKEY. ZEAL AND
RUSSIAN HARE MuFFs. FROM Is GENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS GLOVES, AND
WRIBTLET6.
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDA.
CHiLDREN's NUTS AND CoLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLIARs AND CUFFS
FOX GENTS OvERCOATS.
CENTS fU6 CAPS. 0LOvEeI AND NUT.
TLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM q Tosa.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPES
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, as, s6 AND N.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS, III ALL THE LAT.
EST STYLES AT u. al,5O, a. A. so a
$3.50, "a. $3.50, q AND g.
SILK AND GLORIA UNBREII.AS, WITH
GOLD AND sILvER HANDLES. FROM s2.50
TO els.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT or oANEA
TRESS B co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID 0LovKa
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
- ~
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Hon. ~. q Youlke, q IndianapollG van Wnte
2 NE Of ex-senator Norton ana has aAeady
A Melbourne dispatch seys matcn has been
made between clifford and EAnp TO row for the
championship on February IL HAplap has ieue6
Kemp Tor o2v50o aa10a
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SENATOR JoxR3 STILL OBDcRArk--The report
sent out from Detroit sunday that the two sons OF
senator Jones had left town. having abandoned
n nOpes OF getting their fatner away, Is Dot true,
Oeai Win the matter the sons are ~ loss what
Co IL Il reported that some OF Jones friends from
FIOrida Will arrive In Detroit 20 persuade him 10
return home III he shall remain obdurate 10 the
sntreaties OF his family and friends much longer
h- viii undoubtedly DO committed 70 the insane
AsylQnL
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A BRITISH STEAMSHIP wREcKEp.-The British
steamship Kimberley, ashore 30 miles south Of
Cape Henry, 10 leaking badly. IL Is probable that
She Will son break up The vessel was abandoned
by the crew she n now near the beach that 10 Is
thought that when the strong easterly winds and
DDard Of her.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKs Co. Auetonssra
w 037 LOuiaiana ava,
Opposite City Post Once.

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0pposiss City Pos. once.
IS. .. re.
IN ssEH Egs zsss SEs n Essssg s1E
HaSSSSSSs sosp ffssk
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AAkIIIcLESs MAMksTA STAIR, EL08k HNp
TAsstoS TSb2 NV Et ksb n
s ks. Enf iRkseSHEAfE koaS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Ancsionssr'-
s sE g F9 0RsEs sAass
M5SpaY bk ss At ag fTEFrH 1887 at TEN
Hoyie, on the Hamilton Road. two miles from Union
loving aS,eis.. pc p:rsi.s sn.n ssa ~ 0
One mare, one COLT two ears old. txo mules. two
single nsso~ S1
sheer roiier. scrapers mower horse sasss cider
p:s;, hay .na fodder: .isiss hoa.sSoid .AsSs. 81
goods too numerous 70 enumerats.
dS.4s ' WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auc...
WEEKs CO., Auctioneers
" Oh h' SSSo.i. sE City Pos. one.
ssFf w4sSs AR 5sr sEs
k sSk SfNsp fS% Sp SEaf SgsSz
FElS 81 81 SESzaSEs M
CF MN Efr iS5 oS SrEETT N
The CITY OF wAs4fsafoN. B. q. " N -''
q, BY virtue Of decree Of The Supreme Court Of
81 EQUITY q sss
we VIII al q public snSton front q TIE pfsmises
tAs
S sSs city "
TIs The mort. n.f 9. s sass.sd ten Io
5l3 9TH street, and one-story beck building, with
second The south half Of 10. numbered eleven III,
imgreysd By nvestory Brck BUILDING Known 4. ~
I6sS fs1s y % naaSsssa 81, 90. sss,nn.ns 70.
& foot alley and ruIIirs shsnc. cas-. .nos, thirty
iorty Tour t4ij feet % ten G0j foot Alley, tIsncs
west about thirty five (35) feet eleven u inches AND
The propey sr
persons desiring invesiments in business properly
fourth ca cash bal nee in one two CT and tire,
90 Years. With interest from day Of SALE Tor which
Chaser or puryh sse.s Upon confirmation Of sale snJ
sysnd Of al purchase money the properly Will b
terms Of sale are lot complied with in ten 90, day,
parcels aud OF slOO in the third parcel Of ground viii
'e required al MILAN ahis q ia'tA GORDON.
Ri KY + 4 5 PPExNipAL1. r.,.
JkNIs Il. sASii-LE
naa.d.. i 6GscS Al aS BROS. Auc.,oneer..
.es- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED BY OR
der Of the Iruetses until THURSDAY, DECEMBEf
FIFTEENTH, at same hour and plsceA
d1-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
DERRMPTORY SALE OF Two-sTORY BRICE
Rm knET AND NS sroEs sds III RS5
Four ANp;A,HALE STREET sOuTHMEsI:
On tuesday, AFTERNOON, DECEMBER THIR
TENTH, 1857. at HALF PAST FUUk O'CLOCK, w
will sell, in front Of tn. premises,
LOT Ii. SQUARE 544,
fronting 4S feet by tn Ut % feet alley anC
Improved by well built story brick dwelling No
I'LL AZ ssrsst TSa ,rCr.-t Hi - Ia 81. aS
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DERRMPTORY SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
Il DWELLING No. 1116 FOUk-AND-A-HALf
sIkLET AND STOKES Nos. lll2 AND lila
FOUR ASD-A-HALf STREET SOUTHWEST.
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, DECEMBER THIR-
TENTH, 1857. at HALr-PASf FUUk O'CLOCK, we
will sell, in front Of tn. premises,
LOT Ii. SQUARE 544,
fronting 4S feet by Del I'll of % eet to alley and
improved by WE'LL built two story brick dwelling No.
1l16 AZ STREET and two brick stores, No lll3 aud
lll4 AZ street Aw. The property will be sold sep
arately.
Ter:ns One half cash. balance in and two year,
notes to bear per cent from day of SALE pay
able semi annually and to be secured By . deed OF
trusl ON misses or all cash at option Of purchaser
Convcyanciyg &c, at purchasers cost deposit of
pied with in ten days otherwise right reserved to
resell the pro erty in default at the sk and cost of
the defaultnt purchAse after five day q public notice
OF such re ale In some newspaper published in WASH
inRton, d. e.
a7.d&ds pUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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srxyxrsR IN BosroS.-A dispatch from Boston

SURPRISE IN BosfoS.-A Dispatch from Boston,
Doc d sayE report from Washington 70 the
effect that C.s. Commissioner Halletts oficial
acts nave been complained OF BY . special agent
from Washington, created surprise here to-day.
II Is rumored that certain cases, winch have been
dismissed by the Commissioner, should, In the
opinion OF the examiner. have gone 70 trial CON-
missioner Hallett says ne had authority 20 dis
Illss the cases complained OF, and he has always
acted under the direction Of the Us attorney.